Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Miller Faces Selection Dilemma Ahead of Sakhnin Match
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv will host Bnei Sakhnin on Saturday, seeking to continue their winning streak after a long break. Coach Kenny Miller faces a decision regarding the fitness of players Helio Varela and Mohamed Ali Camara. Tairis Asante and Elad Madmon are potential replacements if Varela or Camara cannot play. The team expects to field a strong lineup otherwise, aiming to maintain their good form.
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv will host Bnei Sakhnin on Saturday evening.
- Coach Kenny Miller will decide on the availability of Helio Varela and Mohamed Ali Camara.
- Tairis Asante and Elad Madmon are potential replacements for Varela and Camara.
- The team aims to maintain its positive momentum after an international break.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv expects to field a strong, largely unchanged lineup.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is set to host Bnei Sakhnin on Saturday evening, aiming to maintain their positive momentum following a long international break. A player from the team expressed confidence, stating, "The goal is to try and continue the good momentum we had. We worked hard throughout the break and we are coming in prepared."
Coach Kenny Miller will make final decisions on the starting lineup for two key players, Helio Varela and Mohamed Ali Camara, after the team's training session on Friday. If both players are deemed fit to play, they are expected to start. However, if one or both are unavailable, Tairis Asante is on standby to replace Camara in defense, while Elad Madmon could step in for Varela.
Beyond these potential changes, Miller is expected to field a strong, largely unchanged squad. The anticipated starting eleven includes Ofek Malika in goal, with James Tavernier, Mohamed Ali Camara (or Tairis Asante), Raz Shlomo, and Noam Ben Harush in defense. The midfield is expected to feature Iissouf Sissoko, Gabi Kanyukovsky, and Dor Peretz, supporting forwards Osher Davida, Helio Varela (or Elad Madmon), and Aster Skulker.
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